Full-Plastic Liquid Pump and Containing Container Having Same

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a full-plastic liquid pump and a containing container having same, which employs a plastic spring ( 12 ) and a plastic one-way valve ( 15 ), wherein the plastic spring ( 12 ), the plastic one-way valve ( 15 ), and other parts of the full-plastic liquid pump are all made of plastic materials. The full-plastic liquid pump can be recycled as a whole without splitting, which reduces the cost of recycling the full-plastic liquid pump, and facilitates improving the utilization rate of resources, thereby better facilitating protecting environment.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a liquid pump, and more particularly toa full-plastic liquid pump and a containing container with thefull-plastic liquid pump.

Description of Related Arts

The emulsion pump is installed at a containing container, and is acommon press-type liquid taking device in daily life. The emulsion pumpis widely applied to containers for containing daily chemical products,for example, the containers for containing products such as handsanitizer, disinfectant, shampoo, shower gel, liquid foundation and thelike, and is also suitable for the fields of medicines, foods, healthcare products and the like, and the emulsion pump is convenient tooperate and is favored by various manufacturers and consumers.

Referring to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B, an emulsion pump 100P of the prior artcomprises a pump body 110P, a pipette 120P, a liquid outlet pipe 130Pand a pressing head 140P, wherein the pump body 110P comprises a pumphousing 111P, a liquid inlet ball valve 112P, a spring 113P, a piston114P, a hollow plunger 115P and an assembling part. The pump housing111P has an accommodating space, and the liquid inlet ball valve 112P,the spring 113P and the hollow plunger 115P are disposed in theaccommodating space of the pump housing 111P. The spring 113P isinstalled at the hollow plunger 115P, and the piston 114P is sleeved onthe hollow plunger 115P, and the liquid outlet pipe 130P is installed atthe pump housing 111P in manner of being communicated with the hollowplunger 115P. The liquid inlet ball valve 112P is movably held betweenthe pipette 120P and the pump housing 111P. The pressing head 140P ismounted with the liquid outlet pipe 130P, and the pump housing 111P isinstalled at a liquid bottle 200P through the assembling part 16. Whenthe pressing head 140P of the emulsion pump 100P is pressed, the piston114P moves downwardly, the spring 113P is compressed, the pressure inthe accommodating space of the pump housing 111P increases, the liquidinlet ball valve 112P closes the opening of the pipette 120P, and theliquid outlet hole of the hollow plunger 115P is opened, so that theliquid in the accommodating space of the pump housing 111P can enter theliquid outlet pipe 130P from the hollow plunger 115P under the pressuredifference, and flow out through the pressing head 140P. When theexternal force received by the pressing head 140P is removed, the spring113P returns to the initial position, the piston 114P moves upward, theliquid outlet hole of the hollow plunger 115P is closed, the pressure inthe accommodating space of the pump housing 111P goes down, the liquidinlet ball valve 112P opens the opening of the pipette 120P, and underthe pressure difference, the liquid in the liquid bottle 200P entersinside the accommodating space of the pump housing 111P from thepipette. By repeatedly pressing the pressing head 140P, the liquid inthe liquid bottle 200P can be continuously taken out.

The spring of the existing emulsion pump 100P is implemented to be madeof metal material, which is beneficial to ensure that the spring canswitch between the compressed state and the initial state frequently fora long time, and the metal spring has sufficient elastic force toquickly drive the liquid outlet pipe, the piston and the hollow plungerto move upward. In addition, the liquid inlet ball valve of the emulsionpump 100P is a glass ball, and the glass ball moves up and down underthe action of the pressure difference to communicate the pipette withthe pump body, or to block the communication between the pipette and thepump body. However, other components of the emulsion pump 100P exceptfor the spring and the liquid inlet ball valve are all implemented to bemade of plastic material. In other words, the existing emulsion pump100P is made of at least three materials. In order to protect theenvironment and save resources, the discarded emulsion pump 100P will berecycled and reused, but the emulsion pump 100P made of at least threematerials can only be recycled after being split. Concretely, after theemulsion pump 100P is split, classifying the spring made of metal, theliquid inlet ball valve made of glass and other components made ofplastic and then recycling them, which increases the recovery cost ofthe emulsion pump 100P, and is not conducive to implementing the conceptof environmental protection. In addition, even after classification,three different materials need to be treated with at least threeprocesses to completely reuse the emulsion pump 100P that was split,which increases the process difficulty of recycling and reusing theemulsion pump 100P and further increases the labor and material costs ofrecycling the emulsion pump 100P. Further, during the using process ofthe existing emulsion pump 100P, the metal spring is always immersed inthe liquid in the accommodating space of the pump housing 111P, so thatthe spring is easy to react with the liquid and contaminate the liquidin the accommodating space after a long time of immersion.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a full-plastic liquidpump and a containing container with the full-plastic liquid pump,wherein the full-plastic liquid pump is completely made of plasticmaterial, and the full-plastic liquid pump can be recycled as a wholewithout splitting, which reduces the cost of recycling the full-plasticliquid pump, and facilitates improving the utilization rate ofresources, thereby better facilitating protecting environment.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a full-plasticliquid pump and a containing container with the full-plastic liquidpump, wherein the full-plastic liquid pump is made of only one material,which reduces the requirements of the treatment process of the recyclingand reusing.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a full-plasticliquid pump and a containing container with the full-plastic liquidpump, wherein the full-plastic liquid pump employs a plastic spring anda plastic one-way valve, wherein the plastic spring, the plastic one-wayvalve and other components of the full-plastic liquid pump are made ofplastic material, which is convenient for subsequent recycling andreusing as a whole.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a full-plasticliquid pump and a containing container with the full-plastic liquidpump, wherein the plastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pumpcomprises an upper maintaining portion, a lower maintaining portion andat least one elastic portion, wherein the elastic portion is deformablyand curvedly extended from the upper maintaining portion to the lowermaintaining portion, wherein during the process that the uppermaintaining portion and the lower maintaining portion are driven toapproach each other, the elastic portion is squeezed to generate anelastic deformation and accumulate an elastic potential energy, and whenthe external force received by the upper maintaining portion and thelower maintaining portion is removed, the elastic portion releases theelastic potential energy and drives the upper maintaining portion andthe lower maintaining portion to return to their initial positions. Theplastic spring can be integrally molded in manner of injection molding,with low manufacturing cost and fast production cycle, which facilitatesreducing the production cost of the full-plastic liquid pump.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a full-plasticliquid pump and a containing container with the full-plastic liquidpump, wherein the plastic one-way valve comprises a fixing portion, aconnecting portion and a shielding portion, wherein the fixing portionis fixed at a pump housing of the full-plastic liquid pump, theconnecting portion is deformably connected with the fixing portion andthe shielding portion, and the shielding portion is capable of beingdriven to move up and down relative to the fixing portion, so as toallow liquid to flow through or block liquid flowing through.

According to one aspect of the present invention, the present inventionprovides a full-plastic liquid pump, comprising:

-   -   a movable flow guiding member having a flow guiding passage;    -   a liquid taking pressing cap having a liquid outlet channel,        wherein the liquid taking pressing cap is disposed at the        movable flow guiding member in the manner that the liquid outlet        channel is communicated with the flow guiding passage of the        movable flow guiding member; and    -   a pump main body comprising a pump housing, a plastic spring, a        piston, a piston base, a plastic one-way valve and an assembling        housing, wherein the pump housing has a liquid storage cavity,        wherein the piston base has a communicating channel and a flow        communicating hole communicated with the communicating channel,        wherein the plastic spring comprises an upper maintaining        portion, a lower maintaining portion and at least one elastic        portion, wherein the elastic portion is deformably and curvedly        extended from the upper maintaining portion to the lower        maintaining portion, and the upper maintaining portion, the        lower maintaining portion and the elastic portion are integrally        molded, and the piston is installed at the piston base in manner        of being capable of covering the flow communicating hole of the        piston base, and the piston base is installed at the movable        flow guiding member in the manner that the communicating channel        is communicated with the flow guiding passage of the movable        flow guiding member, and the plastic one-way valve is movably        disposed at the pump housing, and the pump housing is disposed        at the assembling housing, and the plastic spring is capable of        driving the movable flow guiding member, the piston and the        piston base to move relative to the pump housing, and the flow        guiding passage of the movable flow guiding member is        communicated with the liquid storage cavity of the pump housing.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is implemented as two, and two said elastic portions arespacedly held between the upper maintaining portion and the lowermaintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is implemented as three or more, and these said elastic portionsare held between the upper maintaining portion and the lower maintainingportion and are separated from each other.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plastic springhas an installing channel defined among the upper maintaining portion,the elastic portion and the lower maintaining portion, and an opening ofthe installing channel is defined at the upper maintaining portion, andanother opening is defined at the lower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the connectionposition between the elastic portion and the upper maintaining portionis located at the symmetrical axis of the upper maintaining portion, andthe connection position between the elastic portion and the lowermaintaining portion is located at the symmetrical axis of the lowermaintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the uppermaintaining portion and the lower maintaining portion are held to beparallel with each other.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is wavily extended from the upper maintaining portion to thelower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, two said elasticportion are helically extended from the upper maintaining portion to thelower maintaining portion respectively.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion comprises at least one first elastic unit and at least onesecond elastic unit, wherein every two neighboring said first elasticunit and said second elastic unit are connected with each other end toend, and every two neighboring the first elastic unit and the secondelastic unit are extended along two different directions, and the numberof the first elastic unit is the same as the second elastic unit, andthe end portion of the first elastic unit located at one end of theelastic portion is connected to the upper maintaining portion, and theend portion of the second elastic unit located at another end of theelastic portion is connected to the lower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion comprises at least one first elastic unit and at least onesecond elastic unit, wherein every two neighboring said first elasticunit and said second elastic unit are connected with each other end toend, and the first elastic unit and the second elastic unit arerespectively extended along two different directions, and the firstelastic unit and the second elastic unit are different in number, andthe end portions of two said first elastic units which are located atopposite ends of the elastic portion are connected to the uppermaintaining portion and the lower maintaining portion respectively.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plastic springfurther comprises at least one restricting portion, and the restrictingportion is connected to two adjacent elastic portions.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plastic springfurther comprises at least one restricting portion, wherein therestricting portion is connected to two adjacent elastic portion at aconnection position of the first elastic unit and the second elasticunit.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion of the plastic spring is implemented as one, and the elasticportion is a wavy tubular structure.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plasticone-way valve comprises a fixing portion, at least one connectingportion and a shielding portion, wherein the fixing portion has a flowcommunicating channel, wherein the connecting portion is deformablyextended from the fixing portion to the shielding portion, wherein theshielding portion is movably held in the flow communicating channel ofthe fixing portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the fixing portionof the plastic one-way valve is fixed to the pump housing of the pumpmain body in manner of clearance fit, threaded connection or gluing.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a lower surface ofthe shielding portion of the plastic one-way valve is an arc-shapedcurved surface or a plane surface.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the connectingportion of the plastic one-way valve is implemented as one, and theshielding portion is allowed to be flipped up and down relative to thefixing portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the connectingportion of the plastic one-way valve is implemented as at least two, andat least two said connecting portions are connected to the shieldingportion and the fixing portion and are separated from each other.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the full-plasticliquid pump further comprises a flow guiding pipe having a flow guidingchannel, wherein the flow guiding pipe is disposed at the pump housing,and the plastic one-way valve is disposed between the flow guiding pipeand the pump housing, and the opening of the flow guiding channel isopened or closed by the plastic one-way valve.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention further provides a containing container with a full-plasticliquid pump which comprises:

-   -   a containing container having a liquid accommodating space; and    -   a full-plastic liquid pump comprising a movable flow guiding        member having a flow guiding passage, a liquid taking pressing        cap having a liquid outlet channel, a pump main body and a flow        guiding pipe having a flow guiding channel, wherein the liquid        taking pressing cap is disposed at the movable flow guiding        member in the manner that the liquid outlet channel is        communicated with the flow guiding passage of the movable flow        guiding member, wherein the pump main body comprising a pump        housing, a plastic spring, a piston, a piston base, a plastic        one-way valve and an assembling housing, wherein the pump        housing has a liquid storage cavity, wherein the piston base has        a communicating channel and a flow communicating hole        communicated with the communicating channel, wherein the plastic        spring comprises an upper maintaining portion, a lower        maintaining portion and at least one elastic portion, wherein        the elastic portion is deformably and curvedly extended from the        upper maintaining portion to the lower maintaining portion, and        the upper maintaining portion, the lower maintaining portion and        the elastic portion are integrally molded, and the piston is        installed at the piston base in manner of being capable of        covering the flow communicating hole of the piston base, and the        piston base is installed at the movable flow guiding member in        the manner that the communicating channel is communicated with        the flow guiding passage of the movable flow guiding member, and        the pump housing is disposed at the assembling housing, and the        plastic spring is capable of driving the movable flow guiding        member, the piston and the piston base to move relative to the        pump housing, and the flow guiding passage of the movable flow        guiding member is communicated with the liquid storage cavity of        the pump housing, and the plastic one-way valve is movably        disposed between the pump housing and the flow guiding pipe, and        the assembling housing is disposed at the containing container,        and the flow guiding channel of the flow guiding pipe is        communicated with the liquid accommodating space of the        containing container.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is implemented as two, and two said elastic portions arespacedly held between the upper maintaining portion and the lowermaintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is implemented as three or more, and these said elastic portionsare spacedly held between the upper maintaining portion and the lowermaintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plastic springhas an installing channel defined among the upper maintaining portion,the elastic portion and the lower maintaining portion, and one openingof the installing channel is formed at the upper maintaining portion,and another opening is formed at the lower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the connectionposition between the elastic portion and the upper maintaining portionis located at the symmetrical axis of the upper maintaining portion, andthe connection position between the elastic portion and the lowermaintaining portion is located at the symmetrical axis of the lowermaintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion is wavily extended from the upper maintaining portion to thelower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, two said elasticportion are helically extended from the upper maintaining portion to thelower maintaining portion respectively.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion comprises at least one first elastic unit and at least onesecond elastic unit, wherein every two neighboring said first elasticunit and said second elastic unit are connected with each other end toend, and the first elastic unit and the second elastic unit arerespectively extended along two different directions, and the number ofthe first elastic unit and the second elastic unit are the same, and theend portion of the first elastic unit which is located at one end of theelastic portion is connected to the upper maintaining portion, and theend portion of the second elastic unit which is located at another endof the elastic portion is connected to the lower maintaining portion.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the elasticportion comprises at least one first elastic unit and at least onesecond elastic unit, wherein every two neighboring said first elasticunit and said second elastic unit are connected with each other end toend, and the first elastic unit and the second elastic unit arerespectively extended along two different directions, and the firstelastic unit and the second elastic unit are different in number, andthe end portions of two said first elastic units which are located atopposite ends of the elastic portion are connected to the uppermaintaining portion and the lower maintaining portion respectively.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the plastic springfurther comprises at least one restricting portion, and the restrictingportion is connected to two adjacent said elastic portions.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the restrictingportion is connected to the elastic portion at the connection positionof the first elastic unit and the second elastic unit.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of an existing emulsion bottle.

FIG. 1B is a sectional view of the existing emulsion bottle.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump according to a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the full-plastic liquid pump of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump according to theabove preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a structure diagram of a plastic spring of the full-plasticliquid pump according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 5 is another structure diagram of the plastic spring of thefull-plastic liquid pump according to the above preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 6A is a schematic diagram of a modification embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6B is a schematic diagram of another modification embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6C is a schematic diagram of another modification embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6D is a schematic diagram of another modification embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of another modification embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8A is a structure diagram of a plastic one-way valve of thefull-plastic liquid pump according to the above preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8B is a structure diagram of the plastic one-way valve of thefull-plastic liquid pump according to the above preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8C is a structure diagram of a modification embodiment of theplastic one-way valve of the full-plastic liquid pump according to theabove preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8D is a structure diagram of the above modification embodiment ofthe plastic one-way valve of the full-plastic liquid pump according tothe above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump according to the above preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 10A is an application schematic diagram of the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump according to the preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 10B is an application schematic diagram of the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump according to the preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 11A is a schematic diagram of the full-plastic liquid pump of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump in an unlockedstate according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11B is a schematic diagram of the full-plastic liquid pump of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump in a locked stateaccording to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a structure diagram of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump according to another preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 13 is an exploded view of the full-plastic liquid pump of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump according to theabove another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a structure diagram of the plastic spring of the full-plasticliquid pump of the containing container with a full-plastic liquid pumpaccording to the above another preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 15A is a structure diagram of the plastic spring of thefull-plastic liquid pump of the containing container with a full-plasticliquid pump according to the above another preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 15B is a structure diagram of the plastic spring of thefull-plastic liquid pump of the containing container with a full-plasticliquid pump according to the above another preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 16A is a structure diagram of a deformation embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump of the containingcontainer with a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16B is a structure diagram of the above deformation embodiment ofthe plastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump of the containingcontainer with a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16C is a structure diagram of another deformation embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump of the containingcontainer with a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16D is a sectional view of the above deformation embodiment of theplastic spring of the full-plastic liquid pump of the containingcontainer with a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a sectional view of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump according to the above another preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18A is an application schematic diagram of the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above another preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18B is an application schematic diagram of the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump according to the above another preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram of the full-plastic liquid pump of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump in a locked stateaccording to the above another preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram of a deformation embodiment of thefull-plastic liquid pump of the containing container with a full-plasticliquid pump according to the above another preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 21 is an application schematic diagram of the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump according to a preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is used to disclose the present invention toenable those skilled in the art to realize the present invention.Preferred embodiments are provided in the following description only asexamples and modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art.The general principles defined in the following description would beapplied to other embodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents,and applications without departing from the spirit and scope of thepresent invention.

Those skilled in the art should understand that in the disclosure of thepresent invention, the orientations or positional relationshipsindicated by the terms “vertical”, “horizontal”, “up”, “down”, “front”,“rear”, “left”, “right”, “vertical”, “horizontal”, “top”, “bottom”,“inner”, “outer” and the like are based on the orientations orpositional relationships shown in the drawings, which are merely for theconvenience of describing the present invention and simplification ofthe description, rather than indicating or implying that the device orelement should be located in specific orientation or should beconstructed and operated in a specific orientation. In this way, theabove terms of description should not be construed as limitations on theinvention.

It should be appreciated that the terms “one”, “a”, and “an” refer to“at least one” or “one or more”. In particular, the term “a” in oneembodiment may refer to “one” while in another embodiment may refer to“more than one”. Therefore, the above terms should not be an actualnumerical limitation on the elements of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 10B and FIG. 21 , a containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 according to some preferred embodiments ofthe present invention will be illustrated in the following description,wherein the containing container with a full-plastic liquid pump 1000comprises a full-plastic liquid pump 100 and a containing container 200,wherein the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is detachably installed at thecontaining container 200, and the liquid in a liquid receiving space200A of the containing container 200 can be obtained in manner ofpressing the full-plastic liquid pump 100. Further, the full-plasticliquid pump 100 is completely made of plastic material, and thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 can be recycled as a whole withoutsplitting, which reduces the cost of recycling the full-plastic liquidpump 100, and facilitates improving the utilization rate of resources,thereby better facilitating protecting environment.

In this specific embodiment of the present invention, the full-plasticliquid pump 100 is capable of preventing external contaminants fromentering the liquid receiving space 200A of the containing container200, so as to prevent the liquid contained in the containing containerwith a full-plastic liquid pump 1000 from being contaminated.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 3 , the full-plastic liquid pump 100comprises a pump main body 10, a movable flow guiding member 20, a flowguiding pipe 30 and a liquid taking pressing cap 40, wherein the pumpmain body 10 has a liquid storage cavity 101, wherein the movable flowguiding member 20 has a flow guiding passage 201, wherein the flowguiding pipe 30 has a flow guiding channel 301, and the liquid takingpressing cap 40 has a liquid outlet channel 401. The movable flowguiding member 20 is movably installed at the pump main body 10, and theflow guiding passage 201 of the movable flow guiding member 20 isprovided to be capable of being selectively communicated with the liquidstorage cavity 101 of the pump main body 10. The flow guiding pipe 30 isinstalled at the pump main body 10, and the flow guiding channel 301 ofthe flow guiding pipe 30 is provided to be capable of being selectivelycommunicated with the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump main body10. The pump main body 10 is detachably installed at the containingcontainer 200, and the flow guiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe30 is communicated with the liquid receiving space 200A of thecontaining container 200. The liquid taking pressing cap 40 is disposedat the movable flow guiding member 20 in the manner that the liquidoutlet channel 401 is communicated with the movable flow guiding member20.

Further, referring to FIGS. 9 to 10B, the movable flow guiding member 20has an outer assembling wall 210, the pump main body 10 has an innerassembling wall 110, wherein the movable flow guiding member 20 ismovably installed at the pump main body 10 in the manner that the outerassembling wall 210 corresponds to the inner assembling wall 110 of thepump main body 10, and the outer assembling wall 210 of the movable flowguiding member 20 and the inner assembling wall 110 of the pump mainbody 10 define a moving gap 202 therebetween, so that the movable flowguiding member 20 is capable of being driven easily and moving up anddown relative to the pump main body 10. During the process that themovable flow guiding member 20 moves up and down relative to the pumpmain body 10, the liquid in the liquid receiving space 200A of thecontaining container 200 is capable of flowing through the flow guidingchannel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30, the liquid storage cavity 101of the pump main body 10 and the flow guiding passage 201 of the movableflow guiding member 20 in turn, and then flowing out of the liquidoutlet channel 401 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40.

Further, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is disposed above the pumpmain body 10 in manner of covering the moving gap 202, to avoid theopening of the moving gap 202 being exposed, and then prevent theexternal liquid from gradually entering the liquid storage cavity 101 ofthe pump main body 10 and the liquid receiving space 200A of thecontaining container 200 from the opening of the moving gap 202, therebyavoiding the liquid in the liquid storage cavity 101 and the liquidreceiving space 200A being contaminated. In other words, the opening ofthe moving gap formed between the outer assembling wall 210 of themovable flow guiding member 20 and the inner assembling wall 110 of thepump main body 10 is hidden inside an anti-contamination space 402 ofthe liquid taking pressing cap 40.

The pump main body 10 comprises a pump housing 11, a plastic spring 12,a piston 13, a piston base 14, a plastic one-way valve 15 and anassembling housing 16, wherein the liquid storage cavity 101 is definedby the pump main body 11, wherein the piston base 14 has a communicatingchannel 1401 and a flow communicating hole 1402 communicated with thecommunicating channel 1401, wherein the assembling housing 16 has anassembling channel 1601.

The piston 13 is installed at the piston base 14 in manner of coveringthe flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14, and the piston13 is capable of moving relative to the piston base 14. The outer wallof the piston 13 is capable of being attached at the inner wall of thepump housing 11 to block the flow of liquid and air. The piston base 14is installed at the movable flow guiding member 20 in the manner thatthe communicating channel 1401 is communicated with the flow guidingpassage 201 of the movable flow guiding member 20. The plastic spring 12is sleeved at the movable flow guiding member 20, and the plastic spring12 is capable of driving the movable flow guiding member 20, the piston13 and the piston base 14 to move. The pump housing 11 is disposed atthe flow guiding pipe 30. Preferably, the flow guiding pipe 30 isdetachably installed at the pump housing 11 of the pump main body 10.Alternatively, the flow guiding pipe 30 is integrally molded with thepump housing 11 of the pump main body 10. The plastic one-way valve 15is movably disposed between the pump housing 11 and the flow guidingpipe 30, and the plastic one-way valve 15 is capable of closing oropening the opening of the flow guiding pipe 30. The pump housing 11 andthe movable flow guiding member 20 are installed in the assemblingchannel 1601 of the assembling housing 16, and the full-plastic liquidpump 100 is detachably installed at the containing container 200 by theassembling housing 16. Preferably, the assembling housing 16 isinstalled at the containing container 200 in manner of threadedconnection.

Referring to FIGS. 9 to 10B, in this specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the movable flow guiding member 20 comprises a flow guidingportion 21, an abutting portion 22 and a holding portion 23, wherein theflow guiding passage 201 is defined by the flow guiding portion 21,wherein the outer assembling wall 210 is formed at an outer surface ofthe holding portion 23, wherein the abutting portion 22 is extended fromthe flow guiding portion 21 to the holding portion 23, the holdingportion 23 is located outside the flow guiding portion 21, and an upperinstallation space 2021 and a lower installation space 2022 are definedamong the flow guiding portion 21, the abutting portion 22 and theholding portion 23. The liquid taking pressing cap 40 is installed inthe upper installation space 2021 of the movable flow guiding member 20.The plastic spring 12 is held in the lower installation space 2022 ofthe movable flow guiding member 20 in manner of being installed at theflow guiding portion 21. In other words, the movable flow guiding member20 defines an installation space 2022 for receiving the plastic spring12 therein. As show in FIGS. 9 to 10B, preferably, the installationspace 2022 is downwardly extended form the abutting portion 22 and atleast partially defined between the flow guiding portion 21 and theholding portion 23.

The assembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10 comprises anassembling portion 161 and a limiting portion 162 extended upward fromthe assembling portion 161, wherein the assembling portion 161 isinstalled at the pump housing 11, and the inner assembling wall 110 isformed at the inner surface of the limiting portion 162. The limitingportion 162 is sleeved at the movable flow guiding member 20 in themanner that the inner surface of the limiting portion 162 corresponds tothe outer surface of the holding portion 23 of the movable flow guidingmember 20, and the moving gap 202 is defined between the outer surfaceof the holding portion 23 of the movable flow guiding member 20 and theinner surface of the limiting portion 162 of the assembling housing 16.

Referring to FIGS. 9 to 10B, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 comprisesa liquid outlet pressing portion 41, an installing portion 42 and acontaminant blocking portion 43, wherein the installing portion 42 isextended downward from the liquid outlet pressing portion 41, the liquidoutlet channel 401 is defined by the liquid outlet pressing portion 41and the installing portion 42, the contaminant blocking portion 43 isextended downwardly from the liquid outlet pressing portion 41, thecontaminant blocking portion 43 is located outside the installingportion 42, and an anti-contamination space with an opening facingdownwardly is defined between the contaminant blocking portion 43 andthe installing portion 42. The liquid taking pressing cap 40 is heldabove the movable flow guiding member 20 and the pump main body 10 inthe manner that the installing portion 42 is disposed at the upperinstallation space 2021 of the movable flow guiding member 20. Theholding portion 23 of the movable flow guiding member 20 is locatedbetween the installing portion 42 and the contaminant blocking portion43 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40, the contaminant blockingportion 43 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is located outside theholding portion 23 of the movable flow guiding member 20. An end portionof the limiting portion 162 of the assembling housing 16 of the pumpmain body 10 enters the anti-contamination space 402 of the liquidtaking pressing cap 40, and the contaminant blocking portion 43 of theliquid taking pressing cap 40 is located outside the limiting portion162 of the assembling housing 16.

In other words, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is disposed to coverthe movable flow guiding member 20 and the upper portion of theassembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10 in the manner that theopening of the anti-contamination space 402 is facing downwardly, andthe liquid taking pressing cap 40 covers the opening of the moving gap202 defined between the movable flow guiding member 20 and theassembling housing 16, thereby changing the extension direction of themoving gap 202. Further, the horizontal position of the opening of theanti-contamination space 402 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40installed at the movable flow guiding member 20 and the pump main body10 is lower than the horizontal position of the opening of the movinggap 202. In this way, when the user squeezes the liquid taking pressingcap 40 with a wet hand to take the liquid, the water flow carried by theuser's hand can only flow along the outer wall of the contaminantblocking portion 43 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40, the outer wallof the assembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10 and the outer wallof the containing container 200, and cannot enter inside thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 and the containing container 200, therebyavoiding external contaminants contaminating the liquid in thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 and the containing container 200, so thatthe safety and reliability of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 and the full-plastic liquid pump 100 areguaranteed. It is worth mentioning that whether the liquid takingpressing cap 40 and the pump main body 10 are in a relative stationarystate or a relative motion state, the liquid taking pressing cap 40always covers the opening of the moving gap 202.

In other words, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the pump main body10 always shield the outer assembling wall 210 of the movable flowguiding member 20. Specifically, the portion of the movable flow guidingmember 20 which is located above the pump main body 10 is shielded bythe liquid taking pressing cap 40, and the movable flow guiding member20 is hidden inside an internal space defined by the liquid takingpressing cap 40 and the pump main body 10, to avoid externalcontaminants, such as dust and the like adhering to the surface of themovable flow guiding member 20, and further to prevent externalcontaminants from entering inside the pump main body 10 andcontaminating the liquid contained in the pump main body 10.

Preferably, the contaminant blocking portion 43 of the liquid takingpressing cap 40 is in clearance fit with the limiting portion 162 of theassembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10, and during the processthat the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is driven to move downwardlyrelative to the assembling housing 16, the liquid taking pressing cap 40is capable of scraping off the liquid on the outer surface of thelimiting portion 162 of the assembling housing 16, to avoid the watervapor generated by the liquid left on the outer surface of theassembling housing 16 from entering the inner space of the pump mainbody 10, which further facilitates preventing the external contaminantsfrom entering inside the full-plastic liquid pump 100 and the containingcontainer 200.

In some specific embodiments of the present invention, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is detachablyinstalled at the movable flow guiding member 20. Preferably, the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 is stably installed at the movable flow guidingmember 20 in manner of clearance fit. Alternatively, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 is stably installed at the movable flow guiding member20 in manner of threaded connection. In a specific embodiment of thepresent invention, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is integrallymolded with the movable flow guiding member 20.

In the specific embodiment of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 of the present invention, the full-plasticliquid pump 100 avoids corrosion of the plastic spring 12 in manner ofinsulating the plastic spring 12 of the pump main body 10 and theliquid, thereby preventing the liquid in the pump main body 10 and thecontaining container 200 from being contaminated.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 3 and FIGS. 9 to 10B, the pump main body10 further comprises a spring holding base 17, wherein the springholding base 17 comprises a carrying portion 171 and a holding arm 172extended outwardly from an outer wall of the carrying portion 171,wherein the carrying portion 171 has an accommodating cavity 1701 and anassembling opening 1702 communicated with the accommodating cavity 1701.The carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17 is held in theliquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 in the manner that theholding arm 172 is attached at an upper edge of the pump housing 11. Themovable flow guiding member 20 is held in the accommodating cavity 1701of the carrying portion 171 in the manner that a lower end of the flowguiding portion 21 is movably held in the assembling opening 1702 of thecarrying portion 171. An upper end of the spring 12 sleeved at the flowguiding portion 21 of the movable flow guiding member 20 is abuttedagainst the abutting portion 22 of the movable flow guiding member 20,and a lower end of the plastic spring 12 is abutted against a bottomportion of the carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17. Thepiston 13 and the piston base 14 are located below the carrying portion171 of the spring holding base 17. In other words, the piston 13 and thepiston base 14 are located below the carrying portion 171 of the springholding base 17, the piston 13 is provided with the piston base 14,wherein the piston 13 is capable of moving with respect to the pistonbase 14, such that when the piston 13 is in an original position, thepiston 13 is capable of blocking the communicating hole 1402 of thepiston base 14; when the piston 13 downwardly moves an appropriatedistance, the piston 13 is capable of exposing the communicating hole1402 of the piston base 14 to enable the communicating hole 1402 of thepiston base 14 to be communicated with the communicating channel 1401 ofthe piston base 14 and the fluid storage chamber 101 of the pump housing11 respectively, so as to allow the liquid in the fluid storage chamber101 to flow into the communicating channel 1401 through thecommunicating hole 1402, wherein the flow guiding portion 21 of themovable flow guiding member 20 is movably and at least partiallyprotruded out of the assembling opening 1702 of the carrying portion171, wherein the plastic spring 12 is sleeved on the flow guidingportion 21 of the movable flow guiding member 20, and two ends of theplastic spring 12 are respectively connected with the abutting portion22 of the movable flow guiding member 20 and the carrying portion 171 ofthe spring holding base 17. Further, an outer wall of the piston 13 issealed against an inner wall of the pump housing 11, and an inner wallof the piston 13 is sealed against an outer wall of the piston base 14to prevent liquid from contacting with the plastic spring 12.

In the process of using the full-plastic liquid pump 100, when theliquid taking pressing cap 40 is pressed downwardly, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20 connected withthe liquid taking pressing cap 40 move downwardly relative to the pumpmain body 10, and the abutting portion 23 of the movable flow guidingmember 20 and the carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17compress the plastic spring 12. The flow guiding portion 21 of themovable flow guiding member 20 pushes the piston 13 and the piston base14 to move downwardly. The friction between the outer wall of the piston13 and the inner wall of the pump housing 11 slows down the speed of thedownward movement of the piston 13, and when the piston base 14 movesdownwardly relative to the piston 13 and the flow communicating hole1402 of the piston base 14 is exposed, the flow communicating hole 1402communicates the communicating channel 1401 of the piston base 14 withthe liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11. The pressure inthe liquid storage cavity 101 below the piston 13 increases, and theplastic one-way valve 15 closes the opening of the flow guiding pipe 30.Under the action of the pressure difference, the liquid in the liquidstorage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 enters into the communicatingchannel 1401 from the flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base14, and flows out from the liquid outlet channel 401 of the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 after flowing through the flow guiding passage201 of the movable flow guiding member 20.

When the pressing force received by the liquid taking pressing cap 40 isremoved, the force that causes the plastic spring 12 to return to itsinitial position drives the movable flow guiding member 20 to moveupwardly, and drives the piston 13 and the piston base 14 to moveupwardly to the initial position. The piston 13 closes the flowcommunicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14 to block the flow of theliquid. The pressure in the liquid storage cavity 101 below the piston13 is reduced. The plastic one-way valve 15 is opened, and the flowguiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30 is communicated with theliquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11. And under the actionof the pressure difference, the liquid in the liquid receiving space200A of the containing container 200 is pressed into the liquid storagecavity 101 of the pump housing 11 through the flow guiding channel 301.

The plastic spring 12 is held above the piston 13, and the liquidentering inside the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 isblocked by the piston 13, so that the plastic spring 12 will nevercontact the liquid. In this way, the plastic spring 12 is avoided fromcorrosion, thereby facilitating ensuring the purity of the liquid in theliquid storage cavity 101 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 and theliquid receiving space 200A of the containing container 200.

Further, referring to FIGS. 9 to 11B, the full-plastic liquid pump 100is capable of being switched between a locked state and an unlockedstate, wherein, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 in the lockedstate cannot be driven to move, thereby facilitating the storage andtransportation of the containing container with a full-plastic liquidpump 1000; the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 in the unlockedstate are capable of being driven to move relative to the pump main body10, thereby facilitating the users to press the liquid taking pressingcap 40 and take the liquid.

The liquid taking pressing cap 40 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100further comprises a locking portion 44, wherein the locking portion 44is extended downwardly from the liquid outlet pressing portion 41, andthe locking portion 44 is located between the installing portion 42 andthe contaminant blocking portion 43. The locking portion 44 of theliquid taking pressing cap 40 is detachably connected with the limitingportion 162 of the assembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10, sothat the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is capable of being switchedbetween the locked state and the unlocked state.

Referring to FIG. 11A, in a specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the locking portion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40is provided with a limiting protrusion, and the limiting portion 162 ofthe assembling housing 16 has a longitudinal channel and a transversechannel communicated with the longitudinal channel, wherein thelongitudinal channel and the transverse channel are communicated withthe assembling channel 1601. The limiting protrusion of the lockingportion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is capable of movingbetween the longitudinal channel and the transverse channel. Thelongitudinal channel penetrates longitudinally through the limitingportion 162 of the assembling housing 16, and when the limitingprotrusion of the locking portion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap40 is located within the longitudinal channel, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20 are capable ofbeing driven to move up and down, that is, the liquid taking pressingcap 40 is in the unlocked state at this time. When the limitingprotrusion of the locking portion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap40 is located within the transverse channel, and the limiting protrusionis located at one side of the longitudinal channel, the inner wall ofthe transverse channel defined by the assembling housing 16 is used forlimiting the limiting protrusion of the locking portion 44 of the liquidtaking pressing cap 40. At this time, the liquid taking pressing cap 40is stuck by the assembling housing 16, and the liquid taking pressingcap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20 cannot move relative tothe pump main body 10, that is, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is inthe locked state.

Further, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is capable of being switchedbetween the locked state and the unlocked state by turning the liquidtaking pressing cap 40. Specifically, after turning the liquid takingpressing cap 40 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 in the locked stateto make the limiting protrusion of the locking portion 44 of the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 enter the longitudinal channel from thetransverse channel, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 will be switched tothe unlocked state. At this time, the compressed plastic spring 12releases the elastic potential energy, and catapults the movable flowguiding member 20 and the liquid taking pressing cap 40 upwardly.Pressing the liquid taking pressing cap 40 of the full-plastic liquidpump 100 in the unlocked state to make the liquid taking pressing cap 40and the movable flow guiding member 20 move downwardly, then thelimiting protrusion of the locking portion 44 of the liquid takingpressing cap 40 moves within the longitudinal channel, that is, thelongitudinal channel can guide the movement of the liquid takingpressing cap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20, and when thelimiting protrusion moves to a position corresponding to the transversechannel, turn the liquid taking pressing cap 40 to make the limitingprotrusion enter into the transverse channel from the longitudinalchannel, so that the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is switched from theunlocked state to the locked state. In other words, the full-plasticliquid pump 100 realizes switching between the locked state and theunlocked state in the manner that the liquid taking pressing cap 40 isconnected with the assembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10 by asnap-fit connection.

In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the limitingprotrusion may also be disposed at the limiting portion 162 of theassembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10, and the longitudinalchannel and the transverse channel are disposed at the locking portion44 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40.

Referring to FIG. 11B, in a specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the locking portion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40is provided with an external thread, and the limiting portion 162 of theassembling housing 16 of the pump main body 10 is provided with aninternal thread matching with the external thread. When the externalthread of the locking portion 44 of the liquid taking pressing cap 40 isstably connected with the internal thread of the limiting portion 162 ofthe assembling housing 16, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is in thelocked state, and the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 cannot move up and down relative to the pump main body10. After turning the liquid taking pressing cap 40 to separate theexternal thread of the liquid taking pressing cap 40 from the internalthread of the limiting portion 162 of the assembling housing 16, thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 is switched to the unlocked state, and theliquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20 arecapable of moving up and down relative to the pump main body 10. Inother words, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 realizes switching betweenthe locked state and the unlocked state in the manner that the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 is connected with the assembling housing 16 ofthe pump main body 10 by threaded connection.

It is worth mentioning that those skilled in the art should understandthat the specific embodiment of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 beingswitched between the locked state and the unlocked state is only anexample, and cannot be a limitation on the content and scope of thecontaining container with a full-plastic liquid pump 1000 and thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 12 to 19 , the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 according to another preferred embodimentsof the present invention will be illustrated in the followingdescription, wherein the containing container with a full-plastic liquidpump 1000 comprises a full-plastic liquid pump 100 and a containingcontainer 200, wherein the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is detachablyinstalled at the containing container 200, and the liquid in a liquidreceiving space 200A of the containing container 200 can be obtained inmanner of pressing the full-plastic liquid pump 100. Further, in theprocess of pressing to take the liquid, the liquid attached to the outerwall of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 can be scraped off to avoid theexternal contaminants entering into the inner space of the full-plasticliquid pump 100 and the containing container 200, thereby ensuring thecleanliness of the liquid contained in the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000, and improving the safety and reliabilityof the containing container with a full-plastic liquid pump 1000.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 13 , the full-plastic liquid pump 100comprises a pump main body 10, a movable flow guiding member 20, a flowguiding pipe 30 and a liquid taking pressing cap 40, wherein the pumpmain body 10 has a liquid storage cavity 101, wherein the movable flowguiding member 20 has a flow guiding passage 201, wherein the flowguiding pipe 30 has a flow guiding channel 301, and the liquid takingpressing cap 40 has a liquid outlet channel 401. The movable flowguiding member 20 is movably installed at the pump main body 10 inmanner of clearance fit, and the flow guiding passage 201 of the movableflow guiding member 20 is selectively communicated with the liquidstorage cavity 101 of the pump main body 10. The flow guiding pipe 30 isinstalled at the pump main body 10, and the flow guiding channel 301 ofthe flow guiding pipe 30 is selectively communicated with the liquidstorage cavity 101 of the pump main body 10. The pump main body 10 isdetachably installed at the containing container 200, and the flowguiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30 is communicated with theliquid receiving space 200A of the containing container 200. The liquidtaking pressing cap 40 is disposed at the movable flow guiding member 20in the manner that the liquid outlet channel 401 is communicated withthe movable flow guiding member 20.

Specifically, the movable flow guiding member 20 has an outer assemblingwall 210, and the pump main body 10 has an inner assembling wall 110,wherein the movable flow guiding member 20 is movably installed at thepump main body 10 in the manner that the outer assembling wall 210 isattached with the inner assembling wall 110 of the pump main body 10.The liquid taking pressing cap 40 can be driven to move downwardlyrelative to the pump main body 10 by riving the movable flow guidingmember 20 to move, while the pump main body 10 moves upwardly relativeto the movable flow guiding member 20 at the same time. In the processthat the pump main body 10 moves upwardly relative to the movable flowguiding member 20, the pump main body 10 is capable of scraping off theliquid attached at the outer assembling wall 210 of the movable flowguiding member 20 to avoid the liquid entering inside the pump main body10 and the containing container 200.

The pump main body 10 comprises a pump housing 11, a plastic spring 12,a piston 13, a piston base 14, a plastic one-way valve 15 and anassembling housing 16, wherein the liquid storage cavity 101 is definedby the pump main body 11, wherein the piston base 14 has a communicatingchannel 1401 and a flow communicating hole 1402 communicated with thecommunicating channel 1401, wherein the assembling housing 16 has anassembling channel 1601.

The piston 13 is installed at the piston base 14 in a manner ofshielding the flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14, andthe piston 13 is capable of moving relative to the piston base 14. Theouter wall of the piston 13 is capable of being attached with the innerwall of the pump housing 11 to block the flow of liquid and air. Thepiston base 14 is installed at the movable flow guiding member 20 in themanner that the communicating channel 1401 is communicated with the flowguiding passage 201 of the movable flow guiding member 20. The plasticspring 12 is sleeved at the movable flow guiding member 20, and theplastic spring 12 is capable of driving the movable flow guiding member20, the piston 13 and the piston base 14 to move. The pump housing 11 isdisposed at the flow guiding pipe 30. Preferably, the flow guiding pipe30 is detachably installed at the pump housing 11 of the pump main body10. Alternatively, the flow guiding pipe 30 is integrally molded withthe pump housing 11 of the pump main body 10. The plastic one-way valve15 is movably disposed between the pump housing 11 and the flow guidingpipe 30, and the plastic one-way valve 15 is capable of closing oropening the opening of the flow guiding pipe 30. The pump housing 11 andthe movable flow guiding member 20 are installed at the assemblingchannel 1601 of the assembling housing 16, and the full-plastic liquidpump 100 is detachably installed at the containing container 200 throughthe assembling housing 16. Preferably, the assembling housing 16 isinstalled at the containing container 200 in a manner of threadedconnection.

Referring to FIGS. 17 to 19 , the movable flow guiding member 20comprises a flow guiding portion 21, an abutting portion 22 and aholding portion 23, wherein the flow guiding passage 201 is defined bythe flow guiding portion 21, wherein the abutting portion 22 is extendedfrom the flow guiding portion 21 to the holding portion 23, the holdingportion 23 is located outside the flow guiding portion 21, and an upperinstallation space 2021 and a lower installation space 2022 are definedamong the flow guiding portion 21, the abutting portion 22 and theholding portion 23. The outer assembling wall 210 of the movable flowguiding member 20 is provided at the outer surface of the holdingportion 23. The liquid taking pressing cap 40 is installed at the upperinstallation space 2021 of the movable flow guiding member 20. Theplastic spring 12 is provided at the lower installation space 2022 ofthe movable flow guiding member 20 in manner of being installed at theflow guiding portion 21.

The assembling housing 16 comprises a housing main body 161 and acontaminant scraping arm 162 held inclinedly above the housing main body161, and the inner assembling wall 110 of the pump main body 10 isformed on the inner surface of the contaminant scraping arm 162. Themovable flow guiding member 20 is movably held in the assembling channel1601 of the assembling housing 16 in the manner that the outer surfaceof the holding portion 23 is attached at the inner surface of thecontaminant scraping arm 162. The outer surface of the holding portion13 of the movable flow guiding member 20 is connected with the innersurface of the contaminant scraping arm 162 of the assembling housing 16by clearance fit, which facilitates preventing the water flow fromentering inside the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 andliquid receiving space 200A of the containing container 200 from theposition between the movable flow guiding member 20 and the assemblinghousing 16.

Referring to FIG. 12 and FIGS. 17 to 19 , in a specific embodiment ofthe present invention, the contaminant scraping arm 162 is integrallymolded with the housing main body 161, that is, the contaminant scrapingarm 162 is inclinedly and integrally extended upwardly from the shellbody 161.

Referring to FIG. 20 , in another specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the contaminant scraping arm 162 and the housing main body161 are implemented as a split-type structure, and the contaminantscraping arm 162 may be installed at the shell body 161. Specifically,the assembling housing 16 further comprises a connecting member 163,wherein the contaminant scraping arm 162 is inclinedly extended upwardlyfrom the connecting member 163 and forms a contaminant protectingcovering. The connecting member 163 is fixed to the housing main body161 in manner of being sleeved at the housing main body 161, and thecontaminant scraping arm 162 is held above the housing main body 161.The movable flow guiding member 20 is movably held in the assemblingchannel 1601 of the assembling housing 16 in the manner that the outersurface of the holding portion 23 is attached at the inner surface ofthe contaminant scraping arm 162. For example, the connecting member 163is detachably installed at the housing main body 161 in the mannercomprising but not limited to gap fit, threaded connection, etc. Theexisting emulsion pump can also achieve the effect of anti-contaminationby installing the contaminant protecting covering with fitted size atthe existing emulsion pump. Those skilled in the art should understandthat the specific connection method of the contaminant scraping arm 162and the housing main body 161 is only for illustration, and cannot be alimitation on the content and scope of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 and the full-plastic liquid pump 100 ofthe present invention.

Further, referring to FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B, the contaminant scrapingarm 162 has an inclined outer wall relative to the inner assembling wall110, and the inclined outer wall is inclinedly extended downwardlyrelative to the holding portion 23 of the movable flow guiding member20. In the process that the movable flow guiding member 20 is driven tomove downwardly relative to the pump main body 10, the liquid attachedto the outer surface of the holding portion 23 of the movable flowguiding member 20 flows rapidly down along the inclined outer wall ofthe contaminant scraping arm 162 after being scraped by the contaminantscraping arm 162, which further facilitates the rapid removal of theliquid attached to the outer assembling wall 210 of the movable flowguiding member 20.

In some specific embodiments of the present invention, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is detachablyinstalled at the movable flow guiding member 20. Preferably, the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 is stably installed at the movable flow guidingmember 20 in manner of clearance fit. Alternatively, the liquid takingpressing cap 40 is stably installed at the movable flow guiding member20 in manner of threaded connection. In a specific embodiment of thepresent invention, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is integrallymolded with the movable flow guiding member 20.

In the specific embodiment of the containing container with afull-plastic liquid pump 1000 of the present invention, the full-plasticliquid pump 100 avoids corrosion of the plastic spring 12 in manner ofinsulating the plastic spring 12 of the pump main body from the liquid,thereby preventing the liquid in the pump main body 10 and thecontaining container 200 from being contaminated.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 13 and FIGS. 17 to 20 , the pump mainbody 10 further comprises a spring holding base 17, wherein the springholding base 17 comprises a carrying portion 171 and a holding arm 172extended outwardly from the outer wall of the carrying portion 171,wherein the carrying portion 171 has an accommodating cavity 1701 and anassembling opening 1702 communicated with the accommodating cavity 1701.The carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17 is held in theliquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 in the manner that theholding arm 172 is attached at the upper edge of the pump housing 11.The movable flow guiding member 20 is held in the accommodating cavity1701 of the carrying portion 171 in the manner that the lower end of theflow guiding portion 21 is movably held in the assembling opening 1702of the carrying portion 171. The upper end of the spring 12 sleeved atthe flow guiding portion 21 of the movable flow guiding member 20 isabutted against the abutting portion 22 of the movable flow guidingmember 20, and the lower end of the plastic spring 12 is abutted againstthe bottom portion of the carrying portion 171 of the spring holdingbase 17. The piston 13 and the piston base 14 are located below thecarrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17.

Referring to the FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B, in the process of using thefull-plastic liquid pump 100, when the liquid taking pressing cap 40 ispressed downwardly, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movableflow guiding member 20 connected with the liquid taking pressing cap 40move downwardly relative to the pump main body 10, and the abuttingportion 23 of the movable flow guiding member 20 and the carryingportion 171 of the spring holding base 17 extrude the plastic spring 12.The flow guiding portion 21 of the movable flow guiding member 20 pushesthe piston 13 and the piston base 14 to move downwardly. The frictionbetween the outer wall of the piston 13 and the inner wall of the pumphousing 11 reduces the speed of the downward movement of the piston 13,and when the piston base 14 downwardly moves relative to the piston 13and the flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14 is exposed,the flow communicating hole 1402 can be communicated with thecommunicating channel 1401 of the piston base 14 and the liquid storagecavity 101 of the pump housing 11 respectively. The pressure in theliquid storage cavity 101 below the piston 13 increases, and the plasticone-way valve 15 closes the opening of the flow guiding pipe 30. Underthe action of the pressure difference, the liquid in the liquid storagecavity 101 of the pump housing 11 enters the communicating channel 1401through the flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14, andflows out from the liquid outlet channel 401 of the liquid takingpressing cap 40 after flowing through the flow guiding passage 201 ofthe movable flow guiding member 20.

When the pressing force received by the liquid taking pressing cap 40 isremoved, the force of the plastic spring 12 which causes the plasticspring 12 to return to the initial position drives the movable flowguiding member 20 to move upwardly, and drives the piston 13 and thepiston base 14 to move upwardly to the initial position. The piston 13blocks the flow communicating hole 1402 of the piston base 14 to preventthe flow of the liquid flowing between the pump housing 11 and themovable flow guiding member 20. The pressure in the liquid storagecavity 101 below the piston 13 is reduced. The plastic one-way valve 15is opened, and the flow guiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30is communicated with the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing11. And under the action of the pressure difference, the liquid in theliquid receiving space 200A of the containing container 200 is pressedto flow into the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 fromthe flow guiding channel 301.

The plastic spring 12 is held above the piston 13, and the liquidentering into the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 isblocked by the piston 13, so that the plastic spring 12 is alwaysinsulated with the liquid. In this way, the plastic spring 12 is avoidedfrom corrosion, thereby facilitating ensuring the purity of the liquidin the liquid storage cavity 101 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 andthe liquid receiving space 200A of the containing container 200.

Further, referring to FIG. 7 and FIG. 19 , the full-plastic liquid pump100 is capable of being switched between a locked state and an unlockedstate, wherein, the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 in the lockedstate cannot be driven to move, thereby facilitating the storage andtransportation of the containing container with a full-plastic liquidpump 1000; the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 in the unlockedstate are capable of being driven to move relative to the pump main body10, thereby facilitating them being pressed and the liquid being tokenby the users.

Referring to FIG. 19 , in the specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the lower portion of the holding portion 23 of the movableflow guiding member 20 is provided with a limiting portion 231, and thelower portion of the carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17is provided with a locking portion 1711. The holding portion 23 of themovable flow guiding member 20 is movably held inside the accommodatingcavity 1701 of the carrying portion 171, and the limiting portion 231 ofthe holding portion 23 and the locking portion 1711 of the carryingportion 171 cooperate with each other, so that the full-plastic liquidpump 100 is capable of switching between the locked state and theunlocked state.

Preferably, the limiting portion 231 of the movable flow guiding member20 is implemented as an external thread, and the locking portion 1711 ofthe carrying portion 171 of the spring holding base 17 is implemented asan internal thread matched with the external thread. When the movableflow guiding member 20 is driven to move downwardly, and the limitingportion 231 of the movable flow guiding member 20 is stably connectedwith the locking portion 1711 of the carrying portion 171 of the springholding base 17, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is in the lockedstate, and the liquid taking pressing cap 40 and the movable flowguiding member 20 cannot move up and down relative to the pump main body10. After turning the movable flow guiding member 20 to separate theexternal thread from the internal thread, the full-plastic liquid pump100 is switched to the unlocked state, and the liquid taking pressingcap 40 and the movable flow guiding member 20 are capable of moving upand down relative to the pump main body 10. In other words, thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 realizes switching between the locked stateand the unlocked state in the manner that the movable flow guidingmember 20 is connected with the spring holding base 17 by threadedconnection.

Alternatively, the full-plastic liquid pump 100 realizes switchingbetween the locked state and the unlocked state in the manner that themovable flow guiding member 20 is connected with the spring holding base17 by snap-fit connection. It is worth mentioning that those skilled inthe art should understand that the specific embodiment achieving thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 switching between the locked state and theunlocked state is only an example, and cannot be a limitation on thecontent and scope of the containing container with a full-plastic liquidpump 1000 and the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 7 and FIGS. 14 to 16D, in the specificembodiment of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of the present invention,the plastic spring 12 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 comprises anupper maintaining portion 1210, a lower maintaining portion 1220 and atleast one elastic portion 1230, wherein the elastic portion 1230 isextended deformably and integrally from the upper maintaining portion1210 to the lower maintaining portion 1220, and an installing channel1201 is defined among the upper maintaining portion 1210, the lowermaintaining portion 1220 and the elastic portion 1230, wherein theinstalling channel 1201 has one opening formed at the upper maintainingportion 1210 and another opening formed at the lower maintaining portion1220, wherein the flow guiding portion 21 of the movable flow guidingmember 20 is held in the installing channel 1201 of the plastic spring12. During the process that the upper maintaining portion 1210 and thelower maintaining portion 1220 are driven to get close to each other,the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion1220 squeeze the elastic portion 1230, to make the elastic portion 1230generate an elastic deformation, and accumulate elastic potentialenergy. When the external force received by the upper maintainingportion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion is removed, the elasticportion 1230 releases the elastic potential energy and returns to theinitial state.

The upper maintaining portion 1210, the lower maintaining portion 1220and the elastic portion 1230 of the plastic spring 12 may be integrallymolded in manner of injection molding, with low manufacturing cost andfast production cycle, which facilitates reducing the production cost ofthe full-plastic liquid pump. Further, the type of plastic material usedto manufacture the plastic spring 12 may be selected from polyethylene,polypropylene or materials known to those skilled in the art. Thespecific composition of the plastic spring 12 is not limited.

Preferably, the number of the elastic portion 1230 is implemented astwo, the two elastic portions 1230 are held between the uppermaintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220spacedly, to prevent the plastic spring 12 from skewing laterally whenbeing squeezed, which facilitates improving the stability of the plasticspring 12. More preferably, the two elastic portions 1230 aresymmetrically disposed. For example, the two elastic portions 1230 arecentrally symmetrical relative to the central axis of the plastic spring12 regarded as the symmetrical axis.

It is worth mentioning that the specific number of the elastic portion1230 is not limited, wherein the elastic portion 1230 may also beimplemented as one or more than three, and the plastic spring 30 mayhave different elasticities to suit different products by settingdifferent numbers of the elastic portion 1230. It should be noted thatif the number of elastic portions 1230 of the plastic spring 12 is threeor more, these elastic portions 1230 are disposed between the uppermaintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220spacedly, and the distances between any adjacent two elastic portions1230 are equal.

Referring to FIG. 16C and FIG. 16D, preferably, the elastic portion 1230is implemented as one. For example, the elastic portion 1230 is awaveform tubular structure.

In the using process of the liquid pump 100, when pressing the liquidtaking pressing cap 40 of the liquid pump 100, the upper maintainingportion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 of the spring 12 areclose to each other to squeeze the two elastic portions 1230, so thatthe two elastic portions 1230 are compressed in manner of generatingdeformation, and accumulate the elastic potential energy. When theexternal force received by the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is removed,the elastic portion 1230 of the spring 12 releases the elastic potentialenergy, and drives the movable flow guiding member 20, the liquid takingpressing cap 40, the piston 13 and the piston base 14 to move upwardlyand return to the initial position.

In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the upper maintainingportion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 are kept parallel toeach other, and the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lowermaintaining portion 1220 are parallel to the horizontal plane. When theupper maintaining portion 1210 is subjected to a vertical downwardpressing force, the upper maintaining portion 1210 is uniformly forced,which facilitates uniformly driving the elastic portion 1230 to generatedeformation and be compressed downwardly. Alternatively, the uppermaintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 may alsobe implemented as non-parallel. Alternatively, the upper maintainingportion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 may also beimplemented as having an angle of inclination between it and thehorizontal plane. Preferably, the extending direction of the uppermaintaining portion 1210 is the same as the extending direction of thelower maintaining portion 1220. Alternatively, the extending directionof the upper maintaining portion 1210 is different from the extendingdirection of the lower maintaining portion 1220. For example, the uppermaintaining portion 1210 may be implemented to extend upwardly andinclinedly, and the lower maintaining portion 1220 may be implemented toextend downwardly obliquely and inclinedly.

In the specific embodiment of the plastic spring 12 of the presentinvention, the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintainingportion 1220 are implemented as being circular ring or square, triangle,oval, rhombus, semicircular arc, trapezoid, etc. and having a throughhole. Alternatively, In other specific embodiments of the plastic spring12 of the present invention, the upper maintaining portion 1210 and thelower maintaining portion 1220 are implemented as a “C” shape, a “V”shape, a “U” shape, a “[” shape, etc. Those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that the specific embodiments of the upper maintainingportion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 of the plasticspring 12 are only for illustration, and cannot be a limitation on thecontent and scope of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 7 and FIGS. 14 to 16 , the elastic portion 1230comprises at least one first elastic unit 1231 and at least one secondelastic unit 1232, wherein the extending direction of the first elasticunit 1231 is different from the extending direction of the secondelastic unit 1232, and the adjacent first elastic unit 1231 and secondelastic unit 1232 are connected with each other end to end. If thenumber of the first elastic unit 1231 is the same as the number of thesecond elastic unit 1232, the elastic unit located at one end of theelastic portion 1230 is the first elastic unit 1231, and the elasticunit located at another end of the elastic portion 1230 is the secondelastic unit 1232. At this time, the first elastic unit 1231 located atone end of the elastic portion 1230 is connected to the uppermaintaining portion 1210, and the second elastic unit 1232 located atanother end of the elastic portion 1230 is connected to the lowermaintaining portion 1220. Accordingly, if the number of the firstelastic unit 1231 is different from the number of the second elasticunit 1232, all of the elastic units located at opposite ends of theelastic portion 1230 are the first elastic unit 1231. At this time, theends of the two first elastic units 1231 located at opposite ends of theelastic portion 1230 are connected to the upper maintaining portion 1210and the lower maintaining portion 1220.

It is worth mentioning that the first elastic unit 1231 and the secondelastic unit 1232 are not limited in the specific number andimplementation manner. The first elastic unit 1231 and the secondelastic unit 1232 may be implemented as one, two, three, or more thanthree quantities. The specific quantity of the first elastic unit 1231and the second elastic unit 1232 may be the same or different. Referringto FIGS. 3 to 6B, the elastic portion 1230 is implemented as two, andthe first elastic unit 1231 of each elastic portion 1230 is implementedas three, and the second elastic unit is implemented as two. Referringto FIGS. 6C to 6D, the first elastic unit 1231 and the second elasticunit 1232 of each elastic portion 1230 are implemented as two.

Further, referring to FIGS. 5 to 6B and FIG. 15A, the cross-sectionalshape of the first elastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232may be implemented as a triangle, square, rhombus, circle, semicircle,oval, or trapezoidal shape or other shapes. The cross-sectional shape ofthe first elastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232 may be thesame or different. Those skilled in the art should understand that theplastic spring 12 may have different elasticities to suit differentproducts by setting different numbers of the first elastic unit 1231 andthe second elastic unit 1232. The specific embodiments of the firstelastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232 disclosed in thedescription and the accompanying drawings are only examples and cannotbe a limitation on the content and scope of the plastic spring of thepresent invention.

In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the connectingposition of the elastic portion 1230 and the upper maintaining portion1210 is located on the symmetrical axis of the upper maintaining portion1210, which facilitates making the force received by the two elasticportions 1230 uniform during the upper maintaining portion 1210 movingdownwardly due to a force, thereby synchronously and uniformlygenerating deformation. Preferably, the connecting positions of the twoelastic portions 1230 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 are locatedon the symmetrical axis of the lower maintaining portion 1220, whichfacilitates uniform deformation of the two elastic portions 1230 duringthe process of the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lowermaintaining portion 1220 get close to each other. Alternatively, theconnecting positions of the elastic portions 1230 and the uppermaintaining portion 1210 may also be implemented as being arranged onboth sides of the symmetrical axis of the upper maintaining portion1210. Alternatively, the connecting positions of the elastic portions1230 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 may also be implemented asbeing arranged on both sides of the symmetrical axis of the lowermaintaining portion 1220. The specific connection positions of theelastic portion 1230 and the upper maintaining portion 1210 and thelower maintaining portion 1220 are only an example and cannot be alimitation on the content and scope of the full-plastic liquid pump 100of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 7 , in a specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the elastic portion 1230 is wavily extended from the uppermaintaining portion 1210 to the lower maintaining portion 1220.Specifically, the first elastic unit 1231 is inclinedly and downwardlyextended from left to right curvedly, and the second elastic unit 1232is inclinedly and downwardly extended from right to left curvedly. Aplurality of the first elastic units 1231 and a plurality of the secondelastic units 1232 are connected with each other end to end to form anelastic portion 1230 having a wave shape. The first elastic unit 1231 ofthe elastic portion 1230 held between the upper maintaining portion 1210and the lower maintaining portion 1220 corresponds to the second elasticunit 1232 of another elastic portion 1230. In the process that the uppermaintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 areclose to each other by an external force, the elastic portion 1230 iscompressed and deformed in the manner that the first elastic unit 1231and the second elastic unit 1232 get close to each other.

It is worth mentioning that the range of angle between the first elasticunit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232 of the elastic portion 1230is not limited. The specific ranges of the angle between the firstelastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232, the angle betweenthe first elastic unit 1231 and the horizontal plane, and the anglebetween the second elastic unit 1232 and the horizontal plane are onlyfor illustration and cannot be a limitation on the content and scope ofthe full-plastic liquid pump 100 of the present invention.

Preferably, the two elastic portions 1230 are held parallel to eachother between the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lowermaintaining portion 1220. Alternatively, the two elastic portions 1230connect the upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintainingportion 1220 in a non-parallel manner. Alternatively, the first elasticunit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232 of the elastic portion 1230may be implemented as extending in a straight line. As shown in FIGS. 13to 16B, preferably, the plastic spring 12 comprises an upper maintainingportion 1210, a lower maintaining portion 1220 and two elastic portions1230, wherein the elastic portions 1230 are spacedly extended betweenthe upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion1220, each of the elastic portions 1230 comprises a plurality of firstelastic units 1231 and comprises a plurality of second elastic units1232, wherein the first elastic units 1231 and the second elastic units1232 of each elastic portion 1230 are connected with each otherend-to-end, wherein the first elastic units 1231 of each elastic portion1230 are inclinedly and downwardly extended, the upper maintainingportion 1210, the lower maintaining portion 1220, and the second elasticunits 1232 are extended horizontally. As shown in FIGS. 13 to 16B, morepreferably, two ends of each second elastic unit 1232 of each elasticportion 1230 are respectively connected with two first elastic units1231, and the two first elastic units 1231 connected with the eachsecond elastic unit 1232 of the each elastic portion 1230 are extendedalong two different directions respectively such that when the plasticspring 12 is compressed, the lateral forces exerted on the two firstelastic units 1231 connected with the two ends of the each secondelastic unit 1232 are at least partially offset to prevent lateralmovement of each first elastic unit 1231 of each elastic portion 1230.In this way, when the all-plastic liquid pump 1000 is used to pumpliquid, the plastic spring 12 can avoid the elastic portions 1230 frombeing contacted with the inner wall of the pump housing 11, so that theliquid pressing cap 40 can be pressed smoothly. In other words, the twoends of each first elastic unit 1231 of the each elastic portion 1230 ofthe plastic spring 12 are provided with a restricting component extendedhorizontally to prevent the first elastic units 1231 from movinglaterally when the plastic spring 12 is compressed. Preferably, thesecond elastic units 1232 of the two elastic portions 1230 arerespectively located at different vertical positions to reduce therigidity of the whole plastic spring 12 and make it easy be compressed.

Referring to FIGS. 14 to 16D, in a specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the two elastic portions 1230 are helically extended from theupper maintaining portion 1210 to the lower maintaining portion 1220.Specifically, the first elastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit1232 of one elastic portion 1230 of the two elastic portions 1230 heldbetween the first maintaining portion 1210 and the second maintainingportion 1220 correspond respectively to the first elastic unit 1231 andthe second elastic unit 1232 of another elastic portion 1230, and thetwo elastic portions 1230 are extended in manner of intersecting witheach other to form a helical structure. In the process that the uppermaintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 areclose to each other by an external force, the two elastic portions 1230are compressed and deformed in the manner that the second elastic units1232 get close to each other.

Referring to FIGS. 14 to 15B, preferably, the first elastic unit 1231 ofthe elastic portion 1230 is inclinedly and downwardly extended, and thesecond elastic unit 1232 of the elastic portion 1230 is parallel to thehorizontal plane. The second elastic unit 1232 is horizontally extendedto limit the first elastic unit 1231 from generating deformation due tothe excessive expansion after the first elastic unit 1231 beingsqueezed. Alternatively, Referring to FIGS. 16A to 16B, preferably, thefirst elastic unit 1231 of the elastic portion 1230 is inclinedly anddownwardly extended, and the second elastic unit 1232 of the elasticportion 1230 is inclinedly and downwardly extended, i.e., there is anangle between the extension direction of the second elastic unit 1232and the horizontal plane. Those skilled in the art should understandthat the specific embodiment of the elastic portion 1230 extending in ahelical shape is only an example and cannot be a limitation on thecontent and scope of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of the presentinvention.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 7 , in the specific embodiment of the plasticspring 12 of the present invention, the plastic spring 12 furthercomprising at least one restricting portion 1240, wherein therestricting portion 1240 is connected with two elastic portions 1230spaced from each other, and the extension direction of one elasticportion 1230 is different from the extension direction of anotherelastic portion 1230, thereby facilitating limiting the degree ofdeformation of the elastic portions 1230, avoiding excessive elasticdeformation and fracture of the elastic portion 1230, and facilitatingprolonging the service life of the plastic spring 12.

Preferably, the restricting portion 1240 is disposed at the connectionposition of the first elastic unit 1231 and the second elastic unit 1232of the two elastic portions 1230. Alternatively, the restricting portion1240 is disposed at the first elastic unit 1231 of the elastic portion1230. Alternatively, the restricting portion 1240 is disposed at thesecond elastic unit 1232 of the elastic portion 1230.

Referring to FIGS. 4 to 6B, in a specific embodiment of the presentinvention, the restricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 isshaped as a circular ring, and the restricting portion 1240 is disposedsurrounding the two elastic portions 1230. The restricting portion 1240is arranged at both sides of each elastic portion 1230. Referring toFIG. 7 , alternatively, the restricting portion 1240 of the plasticspring 12 is shaped as a semicircular arc, and the openings of theadjacent two restricting portions 1240 face two opposite directions. Thespecific shape of the restricting portion 1240 is not limited, and therestricting portion 1240 may also be implemented as being folded-lineshaped, square, rhombus, triangle, oval, etc.

Preferably, the restricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 isdisposed at the two elastic portions 1230 in the manner that theextension direction thereof is parallel to the horizontal plane.Alternatively, there is an angle between the extension direction of therestricting portion 1240 and the horizontal plane. As shown in FIGS. 3to 6B, preferably, the plastic spring 12 comprises an upper maintainingportion 1210, a lower maintaining portion 1220, and two elastic portions1230, wherein the elastic portions 1230 are spacedly extended betweenthe upper maintaining portion 1210 and the lower maintaining portion1220, wherein each of the elastic portions 1230 comprises a plurality offirst elastic units 1231 and a plurality of second elastic units 1232,wherein the first elastic units 1231 and the second units 1232 of eachelastic portion 1230 are connected with each other end-to-end, and thefirst elastic units 1231 and the second units 1232 of each elasticportion 1230 are inclinedly and downwardly extended along two differentdirections. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 6B, more preferably, the plasticspring 12 further comprises a plurality of restricting portions 1240,wherein at least one first elastic unit 1231 of one of the two elasticportions 1230 and at least one first elastic unit 1231 of anotherelastic portion 1230 of the two elastic portions 1230 are respectivelyarranged between two adjacent restricting portions 1240, and at leastone second elastic unit 1232 of one of the two elastic portions 1230 andat least one second elastic unit 1232 of another elastic portion 1230 ofthe two elastic portions 1230 are respectively arranged between anothertwo adjacent restricting portions 1240, wherein the restricting portions1240 are annular and parallel to the horizontal plane, such that whenthe plastic spring 12 is compressed, the lateral forces exerted on thefirst elastic units 1231 of the two elastic portions 1230 arrangedbetween two adjacent restricting portions 1240 and the lateral forcesexerted on the second elastic units 1232 of the two elastic portions1230 arranged between another two adjacent restricting portions 1240 areat least partially cancelled out by each other, preventing the lateralmovement of the first elastic units 1231 and the second elastic units1232 of each elastic portion 1230, wherein the upper maintaining portion1210 and the lower maintaining portion 1220 are respectively formed bytwo of the restricting portions 1240. Additionally, the first elasticunit 1231 of one of the two elastic portions 1230 and the second elasticunit 1232 of another elastic portion 1230 of the two elastic portions1230 are parallel to each other, which helps to prevent lateral movementof the first elastic units 1231 and the second elastic units 1232 ofeach elastic portion 1230. In this way, when the all-plastic liquid pump1000 is used to extract liquid, the plastic spring 12 can avoid theelastic portion 1230 from coming into contact with the inner wall of thepump housing 11 and enable the liquid taking pressing cap 40 to besmoothly pressed. In other words, two ends of each first elastic unit1231 and two ends of each second elastic unit 1232 of the elasticportion 1230 of the plastic spring 12 are respectively provided with therestricting portions 1240 extended horizontally, which prevent lateralmovement of the first elastic unit 1231 when the plastic spring 12 iscompressed. Further, the at least one first elastic unit 1231 of one ofsaid two elastic portions 1230 and at least one first elastic unit 1231of another of said two elastic portions 1230 arranged respectivelybetween two adjacent restricting portions 1240 are extended along twodifferent directions; the at least one second elastic unit 1232 of oneof said two elastic portions 1230 and the at least one second elasticunit 1232 of another elastic portion of said two elastic portions 1230arranged respectively between the two adjacent restricting portions 1240are extended along two different directions.

It is worth mentioning that the specific implementation of therestricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 is not limited, thenumber of the restricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 may beimplemented as one, two, three or more, and at least two restrictingportions 1240 are disposed at the two elastic portions 1230 spacedly.Preferably, the distances between every two adjacent restrictingportions 1240 are equal. Alternatively, the distances between every twoadjacent restricting portions 1240 are not equal. The cross-sectionalshape of the restricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 may beimplemented as being triangle, circle, square, rhombus, semicircle, etc.Those skilled in the art should understand that the specific embodimentof the restricting portion 1240 of the plastic spring 12 disclosed inthe present description and accompanying drawings is only an example andcannot be a limitation on the content and scope of the full-plasticliquid pump 100 of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 8A to 8B, in the specific embodiment of thefull-plastic liquid pump 100 of the present invention, the plasticone-way valve 15 comprises a fixing portion 151, at least one connectingportion 152 and a shielding portion 153, wherein the fixing portion 151has a flow communicating channel 1501, wherein the connecting portion152 is deformably extended from the bottom portion of the fixing portion151 to the shielding portion 153, wherein the connecting portion 152 andthe shielding portion 153 are held in the flow communicating channel1501 of the fixing portion 151. The fixing portion 151 is fixed to thepump housing 11 in the manner that the shielding portion 153 is capableof being attached at the inner wall of the pump housing 11, and theconnecting portion 152 covers the upper end opening of the flow guidingpipe 30 completely, and the shielding portion 153 prevents thecommunication between the flow guiding channel 301 of the flow guidingpipe 30 and the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11. Theshielding portion 153 is capable of being driven up and down relative tothe fixing portion 151 to allow liquid to flow, or block liquid flow.

Specifically, press the liquid taking pressing cap 40 of the liquid pump1000, the piston 13 moves downwardly, the pressure in the liquid storagecavity 101 increases, the shielding portion 153 of the plastic one-wayvalve 15 is tightly attached on the inner wall of the pump housing 11under the action of the pressure difference, and the upper end openingof the flow guiding pipe 30 is closed. When the external force receivedby the liquid taking pressing cap 40 is removed, the spring 12 drivesthe piston 12 to move upwardly, the pressure in the liquid storagecavity 101 decreases, under the action of the pressure difference, theshielding portion 153 of the plastic one-way valve 15 is arched up, theshielding portion 153 upwardly moves relative to the fixing portion 151,the upper end opening of the flow guiding pipe 30 is opened, the flowcommunicating channel 1501 of the plastic one-way valve 15 communicatesthe flow guiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30 and the liquidstorage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11, and the liquid in the liquidreceiving space 200A of the containing container 200 is capable ofentering into the liquid storage cavity 101 of the pump housing 11 fromthe flow guiding channel 301 of the flow guiding pipe 30.

In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the fixing portion151 of the plastic one-way valve 15 is installed in the pump housing 11in manner of clearance fit, and the pressure difference formed in theprocess that the piston 13 is driven to move up and down cannot push thefixing portion 151 of the plastic one-way valve 15 to move relative tothe pump housing 11. Preferably, the fixing portion 151 of the plasticone-way valve 15 is fixed at the pump housing 11 in manner of gluing.Alternatively, the fixing portion 151 of the plastic one-way valve 15 isfixed at the pump housing 11 in manner of threaded connection. Thoseskilled in the art should understand that the specific embodiment of theplastic one-way valve 15 is only an example and cannot be a limitationon the content and scope of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of thepresent invention.

In the specific embodiment of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of thepresent invention, in the process that the shielding portion 153 of theplastic one-way valve 15 is driven to move upwardly, the connectingportion 152 of the plastic one-way valve 15 generates deformation, andwhen the shielding portion 153 is attached on the inner wall of the pumphousing 11, the connection portion 152 recovers.

Preferably, referring to FIGS. 8A and 8B, the number of the connectingportion 152 of the plastic one-way valve 15 is implemented as being one,i.e., only one side of the shielding portion 153 is connected to thefixing portion 151. On the one hand, under the action of the pressuredifference, the shielding portion 153 is capable of being rapidlyflipped up or down relative to the fixing portion 151; On another hand,when the shielding portion 153 upwardly moves relative to the fixingportion 151, the flow of liquid being allowed to flow through the flowcommunicating channel 1501 is maximum.

Alternatively, the number of the connecting portion 152 of the plasticone-way valve 15 may be implemented as being two, three, or more, and atleast two connecting portions 152 are arranged around the shieldingportion 153 spacedly. Referring to FIGS. 8C and 8D, the number of theconnecting portion 152 is implemented as being three, and the both endsof the three connecting portions 152 disposed spacedly from each otherare connected respectively to the shielding portion 153 and the fixingportion 151, when the shielding portion 153 is driven to move upwardly,the connecting portion 152 generates deformation, and the liquid flowsthrough the channel between the shielding portion 153, the connectingportion 152, and the fixing portion 151. Those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that the specific embodiment of the connecting portion 152 ofthe plastic one-way valve 15 is only an example and cannot be alimitation on the content and scope of the full-plastic liquid pump 100of the present invention.

In the specific embodiment of the present invention, the lower surfaceof the shielding portion 153 of the plastic one-way valve 15 is anarc-shaped curved surface, which is conducive to the shielding portion153 to better seal the pump housing 11 and the communicating opening ofthe flow guiding pipe 30. For example, but not limited to, the shieldingportion 153 is implemented as a hemispherical shape, or having acrescent-like cross-section, etc. Those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that the lower surface of the shielding portion 153 may alsobe implemented as a plane, and the shielding portion 153 may also beimplemented as a piece, spherical and other structure. The specificembodiment of the shielding portion 153 is only an example and cannot bea limitation on the content and scope of the full-plastic liquid pump100 of the present invention.

It is worth mentioning that the plastic spring 12 and the plasticone-way valve 15 of the full-plastic liquid pump 100 of the presentinvention replace the metal spring and the glass ball valve of theexisting emulsion pump, so that the full-plastic liquid pump 100 is madeof plastic material as a whole, and the discarded full-plastic liquidpump 100 can be recycled and reused as a whole without splitting,thereby reducing the cost of recycling and reusing the full-plasticliquid pump 100.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the above embodiments areonly exemplary examples, wherein the features of different embodimentsmay be combined with each other to obtain an embodiment that is easilythought of according to the disclosure of the present invention but notexpressly indicated in the drawings. Those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that the above description and embodiments of the presentinvention shown in the drawings are only for example and do not limitthe present invention. The objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention have been demonstrated andillustrated in embodiments, and in the absence of deviating from thestated principle, embodiments of the present invention may be subject toany deformation or modification.

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 32. A liquid pump, comprising: a movable flow guidingmember having a flow guiding passage; a liquid taking pressing caphaving a liquid outlet channel, wherein said liquid taking pressing capis disposed at said movable flow guiding member, wherein said liquidoutlet channel is communicated with said flow guiding passage of saidmovable flow guiding member; and a pump main body comprising a pumphousing, a plastic spring, a piston, a piston base, a plastic one-wayvalve, an assembling housing and a spring holding base, wherein saidplastic one-way valve is disposed at said pump housing, said pumphousing is disposed at said assembling housing, wherein said movableflow guiding member comprises a flow guiding portion, an abuttingportion and a holding portion, said spring holding base comprises acarrying portion and a holding arm extended outwardly from said carryingportion, wherein said abutting portion is extended from said flowguiding portion to said holding portion, said holding portion is locatedoutside said flow guiding portion, wherein said plastic spring issleeved on said flow guiding portion of said movable flow guidingmember, wherein said pump housing has a liquid storage cavity, saidpiston base has a communicating channel and a flow communicating holecommunicated with said communicating channel, wherein said communicatingchannel of said piston base is communicated with said flow guidingpassage of said movable flow guiding member, wherein said carryingportion of said spring holding base is held in said liquid storagecavity of said pump housing, and two ends of said plastic spring arerespectively connected with said abutting portion of said movable flowguiding member and said carrying portion of said spring holding base,wherein said plastic spring comprises an upper maintaining portion, alower maintaining portion and at least one elastic portion, wherein saidelastic portion is curvedly extended from said upper maintaining portionto said lower maintaining portion, wherein said upper maintainingportion, said lower maintaining portion and said elastic portion areintegrally molded, wherein said piston is installed at said piston base,said piston base is installed at said movable flow guiding member suchthat said movable flow guiding member is capable of driving said pistonand said piston base to move, wherein said piston has an outer wallattached on an inner wall of said pump housing, and said piston iscapable of moving with respect to said piston base such that when saidpiston is in an original position, said piston is capable of blockingsaid communicating hole of said piston base; when said piston is driveto move downwardly an appropriate distance, said piston is capable ofexposing said communicating hole of said piston base to enable saidcommunicating hole of said piston base to be communicated with saidcommunicating channel of said piston base and said fluid storage chamberof said pump housing, respectively, wherein each of said elastic portioncomprises a plurality of first elastic units and a plurality of secondelastic units, wherein said first elastic units and said second elasticunits are connected with each other end-to-end, wherein said firstelastic units are inclinedly extended downwardly, said upper maintainingportion and said lower maintaining portion are extended horizontally,wherein said plastic spring is completely made of deformable plasticmaterial.
 33. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 32, wherein saidouter wall of said piston is sealed against said inner wall of said pumphousing, and said piston has an inner wall sealed against an outer wallof said piston base.
 34. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 32,wherein said carrying portion has an accommodating cavity and anassembling opening communicated with said accommodating cavity, whereinsaid movable flow guiding member is held in said accommodating cavity ofsaid carrying portion, wherein said flow guiding portion of said movableflow guiding member movably and at least partially protruded out of saidassembling opening of said carrying portion.
 35. The liquid pump, asrecited in claim 32, wherein an connection position between said elasticportion and said upper maintaining portion is located at a symmetricalaxis of said upper maintaining portion, and a connection positionbetween said elastic portion and said lower maintaining portion islocated at a symmetrical axis of said lower maintaining portion.
 36. Theliquid pump, as recited in claim 32, wherein said movable flow guidingmember defines an installation space for receiving said plastic springtherein, wherein said installation space is downwardly extended formsaid abutting portion and at least partially defined between said flowguiding portion and said holding portion.
 37. The liquid pump, asrecited in claim 32, wherein said elastic portion is wavily extendedfrom said upper maintaining portion to said lower maintaining portion.38. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 32, wherein said plastic springcomprises two elastic portions, wherein said two elastic portions arehelically extended from said upper maintaining portion to said lowermaintaining portion, respectively.
 39. The liquid pump, as recited inclaim 32, wherein said plastic spring comprises two elastic portions,wherein said elastic portions are spacedly extended between said uppermaintaining portion and said lower maintaining portion, wherein two endsof each said second elastic unit are respectively connected with twosaid first elastic units, and two said first elastic units connectedwith each said second elastic unit are extended along two differentdirections, respectively.
 40. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 39,wherein said second elastic units are extended horizontally.
 41. Theliquid pump, as recited in claim 32, wherein said plastic springcomprises two elastic portions, wherein said elastic portions arespacedly extended between said upper maintaining portion and said lowermaintaining portion, wherein each of said elastic portions comprises aplurality of first elastic units and a plurality of second elasticunits, wherein said first elastic units and said second units of saideach elastic portion are connected with each other end-to-end, and saidfirst elastic units and said second units of said each elastic portionare inclinedly and downwardly extended along two different directions.42. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 41, wherein said plastic springfurther comprises a plurality of restricting portions, wherein at leastone first elastic unit of one of said two elastic portions and at leastone first elastic unit of another of said two elastic portions arerespectively arranged between two adjacent restricting portions, and atleast one second elastic unit of one of said two elastic portions and atleast one second elastic unit of another elastic portion of said twoelastic portions are respectively arranged between another two adjacentrestricting portions, wherein said restricting portions are annular andparallel to the horizontal plane, wherein said upper maintaining portionand said lower maintaining portion are respectively formed by two ofsaid restricting portions.
 43. The liquid pump, as recited in claim 42,said at least one first elastic unit of one of said two elastic portionsand at least one first elastic unit of another of said two elasticportions arranged respectively between said two adjacent restrictingportions are extended along two different directions; said at least onesecond elastic unit of one of said two elastic portions and said atleast one second elastic unit of another of said two elastic portionsarranged respectively between said two adjacent restricting portions areextended along two different directions.
 44. The liquid pump, as recitedin claim 32, wherein each of said movable flow guiding member, saidliquid taking pressing cap and said pump main body is completely madeplastic material.
 45. A plastic spring used for a liquid pump,comprising: an upper maintaining portion; a lower maintaining portion;and at least one elastic portion, wherein said elastic portion iscurvedly extended from said upper maintaining portion to said lowermaintaining portion, wherein said upper maintaining portion, said lowermaintaining portion and said elastic portion are integrally molded,wherein each of said elastic portion comprises a plurality of firstelastic units and a plurality of second elastic units, wherein saidfirst elastic units and said second elastic units are connected witheach other end-to-end, wherein said first elastic units are inclinedlyextended downwardly, said upper maintaining portion and said lowermaintaining portion are extended horizontally, wherein said plasticspring is completely made of deformable plastic material.
 46. Theplastic spring used for a liquid pump, as recited in claim 45, whereinan connection position between said elastic portion and said uppermaintaining portion is located at a symmetrical axis of said uppermaintaining portion, and a connection position between said elasticportion and said lower maintaining portion is located at a symmetricalaxis of said lower maintaining portion.
 47. The plastic spring used fora liquid pump, as recited in claim 45, comprising two elastic portions,wherein said elastic portions are spacedly extended between said uppermaintaining portion and said lower maintaining portion, wherein two endsof each said second elastic unit are respectively connected with twosaid first elastic units, and two said first elastic units connectedwith each said second elastic unit are extended along two differentdirections, respectively.
 48. The plastic spring used for a liquid pump,as recited in claim 47, wherein said second elastic units are extendedhorizontally.
 49. The plastic spring used for a liquid pump, as recitedin claim 45, comprising two elastic portions, wherein said elasticportions are spacedly extended between said upper maintaining portionand said lower maintaining portion, wherein each of said elasticportions comprises a plurality of first elastic units and a plurality ofsecond elastic units, wherein said first elastic units and said secondunits of said each elastic portion are connected with each otherend-to-end, and said first elastic units and said second units of saideach elastic portion are inclinedly and downwardly extended along twodifferent directions.
 50. The plastic spring used for a liquid pump, asrecited in claim 49, wherein said plastic spring further comprises aplurality of restricting portions, wherein at least one first elasticunit of one of said two elastic portions and at least one first elasticunit of another of said two elastic portions are respectively arrangedbetween two adjacent restricting portions, and at least one secondelastic unit of one of said two elastic portions and at least one secondelastic unit of another elastic portion of said two elastic portions arerespectively arranged between another two adjacent restricting portions,wherein said restricting portions are annular and parallel to thehorizontal plane, wherein said upper maintaining portion and said lowermaintaining portion are respectively formed by two of said restrictingportions.
 51. The plastic spring used for a liquid pump, as recited inclaim 50, said at least one first elastic unit of one of said twoelastic portions and at least one first elastic unit of another of saidtwo elastic portions arranged respectively between said two adjacentrestricting portions are extended along two different directions; saidat least one second elastic unit of one of said two elastic portions andsaid at least one second elastic unit of another of said two elasticportions arranged respectively between said two adjacent restrictingportions are extended along two different directions.